The first blog post in this series already pointed out two typical pitfalls that you may fall victim to when working from home. In the second part, we will focus on how to structure and organize your work in an unfamiliar workplace.

Teamwork can be either a blessing or a curse for a project if you don’t find the right team members. Find out which characteristics you should consider when choosing individual team members to facilitate successful teamwork and as a result successful project management.

When project teams have to manage their projects with unsuitable tools, this usually ends in frustration, mistakes or completely failed projects. But you can easily prevent this in advance: Take a look at your project management toolkit. 

With the newest InLoox version (10.2) we celebrate the launch of our completely new Kanban board! Task management is now even easier, faster and more intuitive. In this article and the linked video you can learn more about the new features now available with the Kanban board.

What is a milestone and why is it so important for project planning? If you have never created a Gantt plan before, or if you would like to learn more about the basics, take a look at our new milestone video. A short how-to video explaining the definition and benefits of milestones.

InLoox now! becomes a planning tool for students. Coordinate group work together with friends and put an end to a mess of tasks and deadlines. With our initiative, the InLoox ProjectCampus, you will get your university projects under control.

Virtual trade fairs require different preparations than classical formats and are becoming more and more popular. Here you will find helpful tips for organizing your next virtual trade fair appearance using an InLoox planning template.

What is a kick-off meeting and which agenda topics are absolutely necessary? If you are just about to plan a project kick-off and still have some questions, then take a look at our new and short video about the kick-off event.

In the second part of our blog series we show you step by step how you can roughly plan sprints in advance using the Gantt chart. Set a simple structure and keep an eye on the start and end of the sprints at any time.

Stop unstructured project meetings. In part 2 of your blog series you learn how InLoox allows you to focus as a team and how to approach new to-do's with a simple prioritization matrix.